TANDBERG TCD 310 - Ms He Eee; Pinch Roller Solenoid

3.4 CASSETTE ARM
The cassette arm can be adjusted by bending the
end which normally rests against the cassette
(see figure).
Insert a cassette, close the cassette compartment
and check the following:
— The cassette should rest against the cassette
guides.
— Microswitch MS 4 should be closed. (If neces-
sary, MS 4 can be adjusted by bending the
support bracket for the microswitch).
— The locking lever extending from the cassette
compartment and down through a slot in the
motor support plate should be about 2 mm from
the right end of this slot (see figure).
NOTE! If the cassette arm is bent too much to
the right, the locking lever will be moved so far
to the left that it will not lock the cassette
compartment in the lower position.
— When the cassette compartment is released, the
cassette arm should push the cassette half-way
out of the compartment.
3.5 PINCH ROLLER SOLENOID
1. Set the deck to play.
2.
Check
that
the
connecting
spring
is
stretched
approximately
0.5
-
0.7
mm.
The
figure
shows
how
this
check
is
made.
(Lhe
microswitches
are
not
shown
in
the
figure).
3.
If
necessary,
adjust
by
turning
the
nylon
screw
in
the
armature
of
the
solenoid.
To
reach
this
screw:
Switch
off
the
power,
lift
the
inner
top
plate
(with
the
indicators)
to
vertical
position.
Adjust
by
angling
the
screwdriver
towards
the
armature
from
the
left.
4. Check with a gauge that the force needed to
lift the pinch rollers away from the capstans
is 1000 - 1200 grams.
5. If necessary, this force can be adjusted by
moving
the
connecting
spring
to
another
notch.
If
the
spring
is
moved,
the
spring
tension
must
be
checked
again
as
explained
in
2.
10
Position of locking lever
(cassette in compartment)
Spring tension
(cassette deck in PLAY)
Pinch roller pressure